Thursday, October 31, 2013
All Saints Day
Verse from "For All the Saints" Processional Hymn;
lyrics by Anglican Bishop of Wakefield, William Walsham How, music by Ralph Vaughn Williams
Painting by Fra Angelico
photo: mine
overlay: Kim Klassen
Monday, October 28, 2013
Mike and Carrie
Mike and Carrie came for a visit over the weekend and we took a few minutes to do some pictures for their holiday cards. (Yes, it is that time of year!) I think they're adorable.
Snowy overlay by me
Savor overlay by Kim Klassen
Snowy overlay by me
Savor overlay by Kim Klassen
Monday, October 14, 2013
More Photoplay Before and After
HUGE lemons!!
I lost track of the number of layers..I know I used one of Kim Klassen's textures (minus43) and I made a texture out of a collage I created a long time ago...I like the vintage look of it...
Before and After: Photoplay
Corinne took some wonderful pictures in Italy this summer. They're perfect for Photoshop play!
I used seven actions from Greater than Gatsby to get the color I wanted, then finished up with a tutorial on the use of "dissolve" mode in Photoshop. I never did understand the purpose of that mode, but it works with this shot!
I think she took this one in Montepulciano, but I'm not sure. Hopefully she will let me know! I love the play of light and shadow, and the promise of something wonderful at the end of the road.
I used seven actions from Greater than Gatsby to get the color I wanted, then finished up with a tutorial on the use of "dissolve" mode in Photoshop. I never did understand the purpose of that mode, but it works with this shot!
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Before and After: A Project
Several years ago I bought an IKEA floor lamp like this. The shade was paper, and I didn't expect it to last long, but it did. Finally, a few weeks ago, the shade tore in half. My first thought was to just tape it together with packing tape, but Brian said something about "paper" and I recalled the rolls of paper in my studio.
I found a roll of handmade banana leaf paper, cut it to size, and attached it to the hardware with quick tack white glue. I used clothespins to hold it is overnight, and this morning I placed the new shade on the lamp. Voila!
Quick, easy, and mostly one-handed--custom lamp.
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